More Pictures from McOlivia & Ray Anyasi's Traditional Marriage in Udi (#Uchedimma2017)

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The heavens held their rains, the sun was mild and soothing. There were lots to eat (especially abacha) & drink (including palm wine) 😂 My coordination team @mcoliviaevents1 was superb.
I had three colorful outings, including the beautiful akwa-ocha as a new Delta Bride. My boo nearly beat me on the dance floor but it was a draw. lol. We rematch at the white wedding soon.











It was such a thrill planning my own wedding via Mc Olivia Events, my event management company.

Mc Olivia Events Day-of-Coordination Team

Thank you to everyone who has supported our journey so far and who came all the way to Udi to rejoice with us on our special day. God bless you richly!

Nonso & bride
Our Pastor, Emeka Nwokike, Spotted

Couple with DJ Ree
Couple with Mrs Ngozi Obioha & Friend

Our families were supportive and so happy. It was a beautiful ceremony.

Couple with Groom's Family, The Anyasis
 bride with sister, Rose-Collette
Couple with bride's Family, Engr Okey Onyia & Vivian
Mother of the bride, Mrs Fidelia Onyia

Couple with bride's older sister, Mrs Anyikwa Adaora.
Ladies and gentlemen, we are officially Mr and Mrs Raymond & Olivia Anyasi. Our union is blessed and favored. 












The Ashebi





The Anyasi brothers


The Anyasi brothers


God has been very good to us from the start of our engagement till now. We give him all the glory. Event Planned & Coordinated by Mc Olivia Events (@mcoliviaevets1).


Lots of Love,
Mrs Ray.

P:S - My sweet younger sister, Vivian, surprised me with a beautiful BTS video of the event which she shot and edited using only her iPhone. Enjoy the video here BTS video https://youtu.be/KitaOMtPR8M while we wait for the Official video by Kamani Photography.


Location: Nigeria

Comments

Unknown said…
Beautiful pictures, beautiful event!
22 November 2017 at 03:28
Unknown said…
Awesome Trad indeed, I want a replay lol. Congrats Raylivia. Can't wait to be in Lagos FOR THE WEDDING OH.
23 November 2017 at 03:51
Unknown said…
Beautiful pictures!!!
Quality and vibrant.
Your storytelling - riveting!
God Bless your marriage Olivia and Raymond.
25 November 2017 at 01:43
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